The Model Health Show

What holds you back from becoming your best self? Maybe you feel like it’s too late to find a career that you’re passionate about. Maybe you believe that you lack the motivation required to get started on your fitness goals, or maybe you simply doubt your worth and abilities.

The problem with these limiting beliefs is that not only are they entirely false, but the more we repeat them, the more they take root into our mindset. The key to reaching any goal begins with your mentality, so finding the ability to reprogram negative thoughts can totally change your life. Once you hear Natalie Jill’s story, you’ll know this to be true.

From getting started in the fitness industry in her late 30’s to totally transforming the way she thought about health and authenticity, Natalie has unmatchable experience in overcoming the mental barriers that can literally block success and health. Today you’re going to hear Natalie’s insights into overcoming your ego, reframing the way you think about aging, and so much more. Enjoy!

In this episode you’ll discover:

  • How Natalie’s personal health problems changed her mindset on aging.
  • The importance of authenticity and sharing your struggles.
  • What false assumed truths are.
  • How to keep your ego in check.
  • What the Transformation Triangle is, and how it can help you reach your goals.
  • Why taking massive action is overrated.
  • The difference between changing your mindset and resisting.
  • What it means to age in reverse.
  • How creating a vision board can help you get in touch with your subconscious.
  • Why validating excuses is a short-term solution.
  • What a Self-Imposed Stops is.
  • How to get clear about your goals.
  • Guidelines for planning your plate and expanding your food choices.
  • What modified fasting is.
  • Why you should consider omitting grains and dairy from your diet for ten days.
  • How gratitude can help you reach your goals.

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Hopefully, by now, you have a lot of powerful tools in your superhero utility belt—smart sleep habits, an exercise routine that you love, mindfulness, and a well-rounded diet that supports your goals. But have you ever thought about travel as a way to enrich your overall health and wellness? We know that vacations can be relaxing, but science shows us that traveling actually has many health-affirming benefits.

Travel has been associated with lower rates of heart disease, better mental health, and a greater sense of connectedness. That being said, being away from home and out of your regular routine can take its toll on your body in the short-term. Traveling has been shown to negatively impact your immune system, digestion, sleep schedule, and skin.

Today you’re going to learn how to be your best self while traveling. This episode is loaded with ten practical tips you can use to support your body while you’re on the road. You’re going to learn about establishing good sleep habits away from home, how to optimize your digestion, and more. These ten habits have helped me immensely, and I hope you will put them to good use as well so you can feel your best while away from home.

In this episode you’ll discover:

  • The link between traveling and heart health.
  • How traveling can make your relationships stronger and more satisfying.
  • The truth about airplane air.
  • Why you should always keep a water bottle with you.
  • How jet lag and time changes can affect your microbiome.
  • Examples of resistant starches (and how they can help you while traveling).
  • When to take digestive enzymes.
  • How to support your microbiome when you travel.
  • Why you should set up a sleep sanctuary wherever you go.
  • How melatonin usage can backfire, and when it’s appropriate to use.
  • Ways to avoid constipation while traveling.
  • How the Puborectalis muscle works.
  • Why you should eat two serving of leafy greens every day.
  • How to find healthy meals while you’re away from home.
  • What kyphosis is.
  • How to support your body’s structure after a long flight or drive.

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There’s a ton of conflicting information about which foods you should keep off your plate. You name a food, it’s probably been vilified on some corner of the internet. Everything from coconut oil to rice, even entire food groups and macronutrients have been metaphorically hunted with pitchforks and torches.

This approach rarely serves anyone. You probably already know that food is medicine, and that what you choose to put on your plate can have incredible implications on your overall health. But instead of taking an extreme fear-based approach toward eliminating foods, what if we instead focused on abundance and expansion? Adding food to your plate that is scientifically proven to prevent disease is a much more logical and sustainable approach.

That’s why I think you’re going to love this episode with Dr. William Li. His groundbreaking research has had a positive impact on diseases such as cancer, obesity, and heart disease. In his new book, Eat to Beat Disease, he highlights how what you eat can help aid your body’s natural healing processes. This realistic approach contains tips that anyone can implement, no matter your lifestyle or dietary preferences. So click play, take notes, and use Dr. Li’s insights to add a helping of prevention to your plate!

In this episode you’ll discover:

  • Why food is a critical component of disease prevention.
  • How nutrition courses are treated in medical school.
  • What angiogenesis is.
  • How diseases like cancer can hijack the body’s angiogenesis.
  • What science actually says about eating soy products.
  • Surprising health benefits of eating chicken thighs.
  • The fascinating science on how the human body can regenerate.
  • Where most of the stem cells are located inside the human body.
  • The health benefits of eating dark chocolate.
  • How immunotherapy works
  • The role of the bacteria, Akkermansia muciniphila.
  • A list of fermented foods to help your gut bacteria flourish.
  • Why deprivation diets are unsustainable long-term.
  • How secondhand smoke can damage your DNA.
  • What telomeres are, and how to preserve (and lengthen!) them.
  • How to maximize the health benefits of turmeric.
  • The body’s five defense systems.
  • Why Dr. Li calls mangos the “grand slammer of all food.”   
  • The health benefits (and stipulations) of beer and wine.

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No matter how dedicated you are to self-improvement, you’re bound to have a bad day every once in a while. We’re human, and that means sometimes we’re unmotivated, uninspired, or just plain cranky. It’s okay to have a bad moment or a hard day. But what truly matters is your ability to pivot and get back to your baseline of happiness and health.

The reason I felt so compelled to share this message is because I’ve recently been in that dark place. No matter what strategies or tools you use to get out of a funk, there’s no denying that listening to inspirational stories can help you channel your motivation. This episode is a compilation of motivating and thought-provoking interviews that you can turn to when you need a mood boost.

You’re going to hear eight incredible stories about improving your self-image, finding the lessons throughout hard times, and harnessing your power to create change. I hope you’ll listen intently, find the pieces that resonate with you and revisit them the next time you need to fill your cup.

In this episode you’ll discover:

  • My personal inspiration for putting together this compilation.
  • The two factorsthat go into building your subconscious mind.
  • How to proactively change your self-image.
  • Where self-confidence and self-worth come from.
  • How engaging in simple activities can contribute to your confidence.
  • Why your identity is like a thermostat.
  • How reading can help you change your identity.
  • What an expectation hangoveris, and how to overcome it.
  • How to use your difficulties as an opportunity to grow and improve.
  • Why being attached to old stories about yourself can stunt your growth.
  • What it means to truly take responsibility for your life.
  • How to find the balance of loving yourself, while also striving to improve.
  • Why you should consider muting notifications on your devices.
  • How to gauge whether or not a decision is right for you.
  • The importance of writing down your goals.
  • How to make positive decisions for your future self.

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Have you ever reached a goal, and then immediately felt unfulfilled or disappointed? Psychologically speaking, this is totally normal. Having big goals gives us a sense of purpose and a reason to look forward to the future. More importantly, striving toward those goals helps us feel connected and hopeful.

After becoming a best-selling author and reaching all of his life’s goals at only 29, Mark Mason felt a deep sense of malaise and depression. While that might sound counterintuitive, science says it’s totally normal to feel apathetic and blue after reaching a huge goal.

In his new book, Everything is F*cked, Mark dives into the psychology behind achievement, human happiness, and the importance of hope. Mark is on the show today to share his experience, along with the impressive science behind the human mind. You’re going to learn the powerful formula for perpetuating hope, how to hack your brain to create habits that stick, as well as how to truly measure happiness.

In this episode you’ll discover:

  • The surprising negative effects of Mark’s success.
  • Why hope is so important for the human mind.
  • What the paradox of progress is.
  • The role of religion in our society.
  • Three things that you need to create hope.
  • Why community is so important for human happiness.
  • The two different types of brains, and how they work.
  • How to create new habits and routines.
  • The link between discipline and self-loathing.
  • How physical activities can actually change your emotional state.
  • A history of lobotomies.
  • The relationship between emotions and the body.
  • How emotional intelligence works.
  • Why old experiences can leave you with a chip on your shoulder.
  • How human happiness works.

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